(usually of stolen goods) Opposite of to deal in
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Opposite of to gain possession of something in exchange for payment
Opposite of to influence someone (usually dishonestly) in return for money
Opposite of to believe as valid or correct
Opposite of to come into possession of
“I will give my old laptop to my younger brother.”
Opposite of to influence someone (usually dishonestly) in return for money
Opposite of to trust or accept as true or credible
“You are an incorrigible cynic who will doubt anything you hear.”
Opposite of to buy or procure by payment
“The group used the website to sell goods bearing the image and name of the power station, and it hoped to expand its retail operation.”
(treat to) Opposite of to pay the bill for someone else
“I'll pay for it, or we'll go Dutch on the bill, if that offends your sensitivities.”
Opposite of to cause to act dishonestly in return for money or personal gain
“The presidential candidate declared that he would drain the swamp once he was in office.”
Opposite of to come into possession of, or to receive in return for effort
“They told him that it was very important not to lose the evidence of aliens.”
Opposite of to accept or be convinced by, especially a lie or deception
(of a proposition) Opposite of to believe as valid or correct
“Christine would disbelieve Brett's explanation that he liked beer, but never misbehaved because of it.”
Opposite of to process or approve matters, typically routinely rather than through careful consideration
(usually of stolen goods) Opposite of to deal in
Opposite of to bribe (someone) in exchange for something one wants
Opposite of to request or demand the performance, occurrence or submission of
Opposite of to request some product or service or to secure by placing an order
“Kerry had to cancel her holiday booking after an unforeseen work commitment had arisen.”
Opposite of a purchase or something bought for a sum of money
Opposite of an asset or object bought or obtained
“Marshall said his biggest loss was his personal papers, which included poetry and a letter from the governor of New York.”
Opposite of a thing bought or offered for sale much more cheaply than is usual or expected
Opposite of something that is worth acquiring for its potential benefits
“Any of these products could be considered defective in nature and become a liability to the company that supplied it.”
Opposite of low in price
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